Under UK law, landlords have a duty of care to their tenants, which means they have a responsibility to take reasonable steps to keep their property in safe working order. But if they breach this duty and a tenant is injured in the property, they could be liable and required to pay hefty fines. In …
Read more >Image source: Pixabay If you are looking for a tenant or buyer, renovating your home can be a great way to make your property stand out and command a higher fee. When you modernise it with new paint, flooring, and a few updated designs here and there, you’ll attract more reliable renters and reduce vacancies. …
Read more >Regular inspections are a vital element of property management. Inspections ensure landlords have detailed records of the condition of the property at regular intervals, can assist in identifying repairs, preventing disputes and providing landlords comfort in knowing their investment is being cared for properly. Access for inspection Private landlords have a right to access the …
Read more >Managing rental properties requires the right tools and strategies to ensure smooth operations, tenant satisfaction, and property longevity. Whether you’re a new landlord or an experienced one, investing in essential tools can save time, reduce costs, and prevent major maintenance issues. Preventing Water Damage in Rental Properties Water damage is one of the biggest concerns …
Read more >February is a good time to take stock of your finances and your home after the post-festive period which often leaves people recovering from the over-spending on food, presents, and festive outings like trips to the pantomime. With early December salaries stretched thin, January can feel like a long month. Now that February has arrived, …
Read more >How can you stay warm in your rental property this winter, without it costing you and the planet a fortune? January brought freezing conditions and snow for much of the country, with most of us cranking up the heating thermostat or keeping our heating on for longer, to try and keep cosy. But, as we …
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